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Communicative functions during the pre-grammatical stage: a case study / Las funciones comunicativas durante la etapa pregramatical: un estudio de caso,
Rodríguez, Fernando Gabriel y Español, Silvia.
INFANCIA Y APRENDIZAJE, vol. 42, 2019, pp. 413-458.
  Dirección estable:  https://www.aacademica.org/xyzz/6
  ARK: https://n2t.net/ark:/13683/pwHB/5s5
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This study contributes empirical evidence regarding communicativefunctions in the pre-grammatical period. The aim was to explore thesefunctions in child-adult dyadic interactions during what in language acquisitionresearch has been called the two-word period. The study draws from thedata corpus of a child 19?29 months old and the system of sign categories(gestures, non-verbal vocalizations, verbal vocalizations, uni- and bimodalcompositions) developed by Rodríguez & Español. In order to study thecommunicative functions in this period, an observational code was developedin accordance with Strauss and Corbin?s Constant Comparative Method,which is suitable for encompassing the entire repertoire of a child?s signuse. The study in general allowed some functions absent in adult communicationto be identified, and the qualitative analysis in particular revealeda use of semiotic resources that supports the idea of a cognitive processingstructure common to gesture and word.
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